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The Overflow Blog. Who owns this outage? Building intelligent escalation chains for modern SRE. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer? Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. Reducing the weight of our footer. Linked 0. Related Maven dependencies 4. IOException; import java. Files; import java. Paths; import javax.
GET; import javax. Path; import javax. WebApplicationException; import javax. MediaType; import javax. Response; import javax. Jersey file download example Please make sure, you have a file present in path given in API code, otherwise you will error. Sourcecode Download. Was this post helpful? The application in our case: Nexus Repository then tries to construct a new URI unencoded with the already unencoded string, resulting in an IllegalArgumentException. The fix that is working for me locally and that I was about to push encodes the path segments of the URL before constructing the final URL using these encoded path segments.
This results in the path segments of the final URL to be double-encoded. This is working fine for me and will probably not break anything else. But I am not too sure about the last part It is not even the reverse-proxy. When I make a request to the nexus-server directly, without any proxy, the issue IllegalArgumentException persists:. Edit: This makes me think that this may actually be a bug in Nexus. Nexus should probably url-encode the path before constructing a URL.
Still, I am considering if the potential double-encoding of the path segments should be done anyway. For reasons I can't comprehend the unit test expects the path segment??
I don't know if this expectation is reasonable. It seems I am stuck here. Please see my pull request as a proposal. After much consideration I've chosen a very careful approach that hopefully doesn't break anything. My fix tries to handle characters inside maven coordinates that are considered to be surely invalid by the very unspecific Maven naming conventions which basically just states to avoid "strange symbols" inside artifactIds.
This way I can completely avoid to handle any URI-related stuff, as these problems won't even arise with properly named maven coordinates. I've chosen to handle the invalid characters in M2ResourcePattern. This rises the question: What should we do if we encounter such invalid coordinates? I think these are the options:. In general I would prefer the third option, but this should be done much ealier in the workflow, such as inside POMReader.
In any way, throwing a RuntimeException would result in the same problem this github-issue tries to solve. For the ease of implementation and lack of viable alternatives my commit goes with the first option: The offending characters are just removed from all attributes when constructing the path, thus avoiding the IllegalArgumentException thrown by a repository server.
Hello guys, I'm running in a very similar probably just a development of the original problem with Gradle 4. The fix was in Gradle 4. Please upgrade and let us know if that fixes the issue. JSONException: parse enum org. AccessLevel error, value : Skip to content. Star New issue. Jump to bottom. Cannot fetch artifact 'javax. Labels a:bug in:dependency-management. Milestone 4. Copy link. Gradle 4. Received status code from server: javax. ServletException: java.
Would you be interested in sending a pull request? The stripped down POM of javax. Unrelated, but please let us know in another issue why you are stuck on 2. If anyone else is intersted in sending a PR, please let us know here. That got me thinking: I didn't look at the code, but what if Gradle actually falls back to "jar" if the first request returns a not found?
Great analysis! I think you cut right to the problem. RequestBody parameter missing from openApi. Disregard that, I have an idea.
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